The Littleton Rotary Club presented a check to the nonprofit, Second Wind Fund. The Club held a Cycling to Serve event that raised over $22,000 in 2024 and pledged to donate half of what was raised to the Second Wind Fund.
Surveys show that one in five high school students in Colorado has seriously considered committing suicide. The Second Wind Fund seeks to reduce youth suicide by providing mental health care to people under the age of 19 who are at risk for self-harm and who face one or more barriers to accessing such care. The Fund works with 900 therapists statewide who are available to youth in person or via telehealth in an expedited manner. The Fund covers the cost of therapy sessions for at-risk young people.
Pictured accepting the check is Anna Bishop, Director of Development for the Second Wind Fund (second from right). The check was presented by Dee Leh, president-elect of Littleton Rotary (left), Kathy Cook, Littleton Rotary’s Fundraising Director (second from left), and Tom Smedley, current Littleton Rotary President.
Littleton Rotary Club, established in 1922, has been providing service to the community for more than 100 years.
A Banner fly's over Main Street in full view in downtown Littleton celebrating 100 years of service to the community. If you would like to serve and continue the tradition for another 100 years, please contact us. We would love to grow from your ideas and enthusiasm..png)
